Brand-new year, a fresh start and also, for this reason, brand-new resolutions. How around something away from the regular – a resolution to be an eyewitness to some of the richest and also most magnificent parties of society, customs, as well as art?
Enhance on your own with the rainbow culture and traditions of our nation, as we bring you the very best of events surrounding the best festivals of India For starters, try being at these winter season festivals in India to be commemorated in 2019. Also when November-December is gone, do not be sorry for much. The coming months have a great deal extra, even more, to offer to the society hungry!
Table of Contents
- Allow’s start with the Harvest Festivals of India.
- 1. Bikaner Camel Fest – A blend of colors, party and also delish food
- 2. Bihu Magh – Sankranti events in Assam
- 3. December Music Celebration – Commemorating finest South Indian songs
- 4. Goa Circus – The Portuguese tradition
- 5. Kutchh Rann Mahotsav – A party of Gujarati individual and also culture
- 6. Konark Dancing Celebration – Proclaiming the abundant Indian dancing forms
- 7. Lohri – The harvest events in Punjab
- 8. Makarsankranti and also Gujarat Kite Feast – A complete family member’s celebration
- 9. Nagaur Fest – The second largest livestock fest of India
- 10. Jaisalmer Desert Fest – 4 days long cultural extravaganza
Allow’s start with the Harvest Festivals of India.
1. Bikaner Camel Fest – A blend of colors, party and also delish food

When: 13th as well as 14th January 2019
Camel races, camel milking, fur cutting, camel dancing, camel bands, camel beauty contests, and mouthwatering traditional Rajasthani food – Bikaner camel fest is the most vibrant animal celebration in India.
Started by a march of vibrantly adorned camels from Junagarh fort, it centers all its activities in the Polo Ground near the fort throughout one of the most famous winter season events.
2. Bihu Magh – Sankranti events in Assam

When: 15th January
So, January equates to Magha in the lunar schedule and also individuals of Assam in India invite their harvest by commemorating Bihu. One of the very best events of winter, it would be just fair to say that it is the Assam celebration of Sankranti, just lasting for a week.
The highlights of this celebration are banquets and bonfires. Makeshift huts made of bamboo as well as thatch fallen leaves are set up to prepare the food for the feast. The celebrations also include traditional Assamese video games like Takeli Bhonga( pot splitting) and also buffalo battling.
3. December Music Celebration – Commemorating finest South Indian songs

When: 15th December onwards annually
So this is a month-long celebration of finest South Indian songs and also dances. Begun in 1929, this is among the quirkiest celebrations of winter seasons and is locally called Kutcheri Session and also the majority of the performances are held in the most positive months of Chennai – December and also January. The
pieces de resistance of the fest are instrumental and vocal Carnatic music while the standard performances are spread out across different areas in the city.
This is simply a part of what India has in store for a society fan. Explore these wintertime celebrations in India, as well as remain tuned till we bring you the various other checklists of celebrations to attend during Indian summers.
4. Goa Circus – The Portuguese tradition

When: 10th to 13th February 2019
What is a circus for if it does not include revelers from all castes, creeds, neighborhoods and also shades and also genders? This, with a past of some 300 years, got its modern variation in 1961. Originally celebrated by the Portuguese, the Goa carnival is among the very best winter festivals as well as has happened in every Goan home.
Singing, dance, indulging, guitar strumming, acrobatic performances, clowns, fire entertainers and also what not – the Goa carnival is a nonstop festivity of some 72 hours. Yet this is not the only enjoyable Goan fest; there are some definitely insane celebrations in Goa you must attend!
5. Kutchh Rann Mahotsav – A party of Gujarati individual and also culture

When: 1st November 2018 to 20th February 2019
“Kutch Nahin Dekha to kuchh Nahin Dekha” – this tagline of the Rann Mahotsav in Kutch of Gujarat sums up the values of this festival. Spread over virtually three months as well as some 7,000 sq miles of white sand, this is amongst the best events commemorated in winter season as well as the event of Gujarati people as well as society is just legendary.
400 elegant camping tents to remain in, the vast stretch of white sand to appreciate the calm moonlit nights as well as live social efficiencies in addition to genuine Kutchhi cuisine – one can’t ask for even more.
6. Konark Dancing Celebration – Proclaiming the abundant Indian dancing forms

When: February
In the background of Konark Sun temple, this mega occasion in the temple city of Orissa hosts dancers from throughout India. The festival is a part of the abundant classic as well as standard dancing kinds of India.
The performances are arranged under the skies on the Chandrabhaga Beach as well as nearly all the significant timeless dancing types of India – Manipuri, Kathakali, Bharatnatyam, Odissi, Chao, and Kuchipudi attribute amongst the main efficiencies. A unique craft reasonable is arranged to advertise the conventional handicrafts and also sculptures from south India.
7. Lohri – The harvest events in Punjab

When: 13th January
Now, this set is a ‘need to go to’. One simply cannot miss out on the colors, celebrations, dance, songs, and pomp of Lohri. Additionally referred to as Gurmukhi as well as Sanmukhi, it is the harvest celebration of the Punjab state of India. It is also believed that it is a ceremony of the wintertime solstice – quickest day and also the longest evening.
Among the most effective celebrations commemorated in winter, Lohri is noted by a bonfire where the entire household gathers, worships and after that commemorates the spirit of togetherness. There is music, there are colors, and there is the dance – all setting up an amazing show of abundant customs of Punjab.
8. Makarsankranti and also Gujarat Kite Feast – A complete family member’s celebration

When: 14th January
With the new harvests getting home, the Hindu farmers in India commemorate the changes in solar motions. Makar Sankranti marks the shift of the Sunlight right into the zodiac indication of Capricorn (Makara Rashi).
In Gujarat as well as some other areas, it is likewise commemorated as the kite celebration where big, bright and colorful kites use up the skies to welcome the believed arrival of springtime in India, making it a famous addition to the listing of winter months events in India.
9. Nagaur Fest – The second largest livestock fest of India

When: 22nd to 25th February 2019
So suppose you missed the Pushkar fair of November. The Nagaur fest, also referred to as Ramdeoji Cattle Fair is the 2nd largest cattle event in India and among the most vivid events celebrated in the winter season. As massive as 80,000 cattle are exchanged in this event while they are dressed in colorful as well as ethnic Rajasthani clothing at one of one of the most brilliant celebrations of winter.
Besides, not a single day at the fest is sans songs and dancing. The colorful people dances, as well as tunes of Rajasthan, take the extravaganza to a whole brand-new height. The fair likewise arranges activities like tug of war, camel races, bullock races, juggling, puppetry, cockfights, campfires, and also narration.
10. Jaisalmer Desert Fest – 4 days long cultural extravaganza

When: 29th to 31st January 2019
Another one on the list of winter month’s festivals in India is the Jaisalmer Desert Feast, a complete social extravaganza. It was begun to bring in international tourist on the sands of Thar and also has actually grown rightly so. The 4-day long celebration witnesses the maximum tramp of international revelers as well as travelers among the most specific screen of Rajasthani people, culture and customs. The highlights consist of turban connecting competitors, mustache competition, people dancings, camel trips, as well as authentic Rajasthani cuisine.
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